St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-03
GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday 1922, 7O5.79.
Charles Anger has sued Henry V. Lucas for
S4O0 on prOmlSSory note.
Nine births and eight deaths were reported
at the health office yesterday.
Rev. George C. Pollock, of Fergus Falls,
will occupy the pulpit next Sunday in the
House of Hope Presbyterian church.
The free Kindergarten, in charge of Miss
Davis, Will open Monday morning next at
Relief Society hall, 141 East Ninth street.
Import duties to the extent of $32S was
paid to the collector of customs, yesterday,
for duties on the first inStallment of linens
from Belfast, Ireland by Field, Mailer d Co.
Mrs. Halliday. formerly Miss Mary Wiley,
niece of Hon. Ii. NJ. Rice and Congressman
Edmund Rice, died at Minneapolis Aug. 81,
after long illness.
Dairy Commissioner Ives has removed his
deputy, III. G. Harvard, of Minneapolis, and
appointed to the place Col r. c. Judson,
formerly secretary of the State Agricultural
society.
A telegram was received by Gov. McGiH
yesterday from John G. Bell of the Illinois
State Armory, saying, that 1000 rifles had
just been shipped to him for the G. A. r.
sham battle.
Action was commenced by Adeleine Miller
against Charles Miller for S175. Plaintiff
alleges that she loaned Miller $500 to be
paid back in monthly instailments, and that 1
he paid only %.
Owing to the bad weather no meeting of
the West Side union was held last evening.
The union will hereafter hold meetings
every week instead of monthly as they have
been during the summer months.
Reports from the late conference of chart
ties and corrections, held at Omaha, will be
the subject at the Sunday evening service at
Plymouth church. City Attorney Murray, j.
d. kudden, Sec. II. II. Hart and DR.. Dana
will address the meeting.
The state librarian received Yesterday, vol
ume 80, of the American Decisions. the laws
of the extra session of the Virginia legsla-
trre of 1887, the statutes of Ontario for
Is 81, and the first six volumes of the calen-
dar of Virginia State Papers.
On the evening of the 18th inst the new
year of the Hebrews will commence. 1t is
the year 564S from the creation of the world
according to the Jewish calendar. The
orthodox Jews viii celebrate two days, and
the reformed Jews only one.
Sheriff Richter went to Hinckley YESTERDAY
after the fifteen-year-old girl, Emily Scully,
who left her home last Monday evening, pre-
sumably to work in a restaurant there Her
mother Swore out warrant for her yester-
day in the municipal court.
Twenty nine state cases were given hear
ing in the police court i'll the month of Au-
gust The charges were: Grand larceny, z:
assault with dangerous weapon, II; highway
robbery, 2: burglary, 2; forgery, q criminal
libel, 2; assault with intent to kill, {; at
tempted rape, /. Eighteen offenders were
held to the grand jury.
L. d. Wishard senior college secretary of
the international committee of the Y. NJ G.
A. for the United States and Canada, will
speak at the rooms OF the Young Mems
Christian association tomorrow at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Wishard is about to make a four years
tour of the colleges in Europe India China
and other countries and his subject will be:
''The Young Men Of Heather Lands